Not Much Liberty New Ordinance Passed and Voted
A chaotic cluster of items spans politics and crime from Indiana towns. An ordinance in Liberty bans loitering by those aged 4 to 21 with guardians present, while Warsaw grants $4,000 in damages to Baltz against Nickel Plate Railway. Other notes report forgery sentences, robberies, deaths, missing persons, train costs, and local civic concerns across Muncie, Brazil, Evansville, and surrounding counties.
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Brazil
Albion
Warsaw
Petersburg
Band of Mercy
Kokomo
Sam Miller
Muncie
Clay County Farmers’ Institute
Wm. Galliher
Big
Hartford City
John Leach
Evansville
Susie Hornie
Richmond
John Thomas
Morgan County
Martinsville
James Donahue
Logansport
Lion
Janes Whitcomb Riley
Roam
Anderson
Cordie Hall
Chrisney
Tiiram McDaniels
Terre Haute
Christian Endeavor
Casey
Rockport
Indianapolis
Chattanooga
Sophia Fink
Ft. Wayne
Sterling
Park Drayer
Iouors
Hanover College
Michigan City
Alice Daly
Fort Warne
John W. Stauffer
Jackson Township
Cass County
Good Templars
Effersonville
Campbellshoro
Wm. Carroll
Margaret Moore
Ancient Order United Workmen
Princeton
Lafayette
Hiwood
Plainfield
Little Rock
Ark
Democrat, Company
Carl Ray
Edward Groshaus
South Bend
Wabash Electric Light Works
Larry Calligan
Liberty
Bravis
Chicago
Clay County
United States
Vandalia Road
Postal Telegraph Company
James K. Miller
Hunt
Smock
Attica
Indiana
Carter L. Vigus
Oliver P. Anton
Christopher Sonder
Wm. -L. Janus
Wm.h.nicken
Henry E. Sembower
Judge Cox and Secretary Bagley Portraits From Hauntington Court
A feature sketches Judge Cox noted as best looking on the county bench with a decorative mustache and poised demeanor in court. It also profiles Secretary Leon Tl. Bagley of the State board of agriculture, describing his build, tobacco use, red mustache, and tenure as Hauntington city clerk with a deputy handling duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Sheehan
Ife
Leon Tl. Bagley
State Board of Agriculture
May
Bagley
Hauntington
Ile
City Life Highlights and Local Incidents in Sydenham
Society of the Medical College of Indiana held its annual reception. Albert Miller on the Marion block fractured a leg by a 50 pound weight. The light infantry ball at Tomlinson hall. Printing pressmen ball later in the week. John Tool, a fireman, died of consumption aged 40 after long service. A shed accident injures A. J. Cullen. James King and Miss Sarah Brigham marry at the bride’s home. Electric lights contract eyed for $100,000. Dr Edward A. Ross to lecture on social reform starting Feb 19. West-side ministers plan a mass meeting for Russian famine relief. Justice Feibleman settles a domestic dispute between Minnie and Peter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydenham
Society of the Medical College of Indiana
Albert Miller
Marion
Indianapolis Light Infantry
Tomlinson Hall
John Tool
Ife
A. J. Cullen
Fair Grounds
Kregelo & Whitsett
Columbia-ave
James King
Wauseon,c
Sarah Brigham
Broadway
Christaio-ave
Rush Company
Edward A. Ross
The
State University
F. N. Dexter
J. M. Peters
Minnie McKey
Minnie
Peter
Feibleman
Fresh foreign facts from around the world
Snow storms sweep Wales Scotland France and Austria Archduchess Maria Valera in Vienna suffers pneumonia Mexico rejects reciprocity with the United States Election riots flare in Japan with reports of fatalities in Saga German officers accused of cruelty toward Zanzibar natives A riot hits Polensea Italy with public building sacked and documents burned Mrs Anna Margaret Montague daughter of Lord Montague charged with murder this week
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Wales
Scotland
France
Austria
Maria Valera
Vienna
Mexico
United States
Japan
Saga
Zanzibar
Polensea
Italy
Anna
Margaret
Montague
Cnilda
Belelfagt
Indianapolis Union Stock Yards Market Report 1892
Livestock market summary from Indianapolis Union Stock Yards dated Thursday February 18 1892. Cattle receipts light volumes yet demand for fat cattle strong with price expectations rising for Friday. hogs show bearish packer sentiment but overall prices higher than outside markets. sheep and lambs steady with best lambs and wethers fetching solid bids. Grain market notes include wheat firm corn quiet and mixed prices across No 2 and white varieties. Local notices include ads for rail service and beer brands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Union Stock
Cereses
Conran
Elis Muroe
Timothy
Chores
Indiana Gas Service Connection Ban Enacted in 1891
The act prohibits any person from connecting or recon necting with gas mains or service pipes without a written permit from the gas company. It forbids turning valves or enlarging mixer orifices and using gas for heating without mixers. Violations incur a fine from five to one hundred dollars upon conviction.
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Baltz
Wim. C. Esarey
Geo. W. Davis
Thomas R. Mason
John Moyer
John Miller
J. Templeton
Samuel H. Stewart
David M. Laddell
James Buckley
James A. Bigelow
Burket
Talbott
Silas R. Glover
Geo WV. St. Clair
E. Meredith
Wm. H. Arms
Ransom W. Walden
Isaac N.vail
James McFarland
Solomon Murray
John W. Bestz
Richard Miller
Johns. Wilson
Geo
Wells
Caleb Parish
Samuel W. Scott
Milton B. Davis
Augustus Dunn
Wesley Seigler
Margaret C. Creasey
Livingston Isbel
Sarah B. McTlvain
Starriet Mover
Margaret A. Pavel
PEN Pictures
City Life
Telegraph Grain Marketa
New York
Foster
Lubec
Hord
Schmdt
Dayton
Columbus
Pittsburg
Harriburg
Philadelphia
Beumer
Pennsylvania
Hues
P. Lieber
Indianapolis Brewing Company
P. Theber
J. Metzger & Co
Schmidt
J. Bernhart
Telephone
Co. Maus
C. Habich& Co
George J. Marott
N. Penn-st. George
Clary & Sor
Ray and
Mersts
Borford’s
Fine Merchant Tailoring
Norbert Landgraf
N. Penn.st
Chapman & Mullally
Burf Ord’s
Roper
Gail Borden
Eagle” Branco
Bruzeist
Burford’s
Snell
Tascott
Anheuger- Busch Brewing Association
Dacas
W. Wash.st
Frank Smith
Penn St
Miller’s Hats
Miller
Miller’s
America
Dalton
Bates House
Gates
Bentisy
L'D'g
Cor, Wash
Penns
T. H. Davidson
E. Wash.st
H. C. Schergens
Washington St
Cor
Alabama
Otands Cam & Aoe Ssl
Gem Nia
Aries
Usiness Universit
Port Office
sone @rade
Heeb & Osborn
Shiloh
W. H. Stocker
E. C. Tinsley
F. C. Tinsley
Wood Browning
Stn
Sux
MY. Zion Baptist
T. Q. Brown
B. Farrell
Etiployes
Adams Express Company
J. P. Cowan
John J. Polk
Bennett
Notich
Virginis-av
Bath
New Jersey
Charlie Ferguson
Birehaven
Jaysie Ferguson
Anlyone
SUN
Ohio St
Office OH
Ohio
Ohiost
E. Oblost
TAR Sun
Cnt Sun
HE. Iast
TR Sun
Ofice
Oflice
Arry
London
Parrott & Taggart’s
Fred Schrader
Boots & Shoes
H.C. Snake
West Indianapolis
Cavas
G. Traub
A. Gould
Worth
Cupler
Tailoring Institute
Room
Emil Wulschner
Geo. J. Mayer
Meridian St
J M. Balfour. & Co
West
Washington-St
Bram and Fitts
Illinois
William Swanston
East Washington St
CE. Kregelo & Whitsett
North Delaware Street
General Assembly
State of
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Hyde
Illinois and
Twenty-second Streets
Clark
Clark & O8good
W. E. Mick & CO
E. Market St
Barna Bryce
Remwowvt AL
Dexware Street
Illinois Street
Horace A. Comstock
At. K
Admire
Noble H
Meridian Street
Jersey Word
Millington Green
Connecticut
Alice Grover
Richard Parsons
Alexander Boyce
Richard
Ahea
Alice
Fst
Dayton Spice Mills CO
Franks, Fishback
Indigsnapols
ED. Dugas
West Washineton Street
Great Adan and Pacific Tea Co
Washingtonee
East
Washington Street
Pantzer
Washington
Taylor
North
Illinois-at
Masonic Temple
South
Tennessee-st
Sss Pursell & ME
Massachusetts Avenue
WG. Wasson & Co
Indianapolls
O. A. Keely
AY Bros